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.MGE Two 'rim cHARLo'r'rm'rowN GUARDIAN - ' _ JANUARY 19-192

3.. »-*i-@'1'_li*'”** ‘* 8

_ _ _ _gf Colds ~ . 8estTreated

‘ : Externally 'l"nA'r’s why modem moth-

_ ersprefer Vicks-it cannot ' upset delicate stomachs. Rubbed on throat and chest, ' it acts two ways at once: _ '(1) Its healing vapors, _ -released by the body heat, are inhaled direct to the

air passages;

(2) It “draws out” the

7 soreness like an old-fash-

ioned poultice.

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.__.___._l___€- i - JACKET Fitock ]

~A md tulle evening gown has a sleeveless jacket of red embroidered in gold, black and yellow design Its wide sash and large hip bow is of tadeta.

t ADJOURNED 1 ANNUAL MEETING 1

of Strathalbyn District L. 0. L. will

smisiintne, in-rosy, Jnnyfzom, .li "

JOHN J. MucLEOD,|

District Masteiw

1926-1-19-2l -

lin '

.nt ¢,<...¢..» l.

“When the time comes for_New 1 Then she said, "Franklin, I cunt esr’s resolutions the first thing a _go home now. lll have to wait." an generally gives up Is the price -._

f a table reservation." |NSTA|_|_MENT )()(|)(_

__ _ /” ‘9 _lin left promising to call later.

Sonia followed in bcllboy to her 1,

rotm Sho watched with zippar h

_. (1-lilly abscrlwl eye-‘1 all he ‘raised months winning io no lrlemirioi...

i _li window and snapped on lights ‘

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F0|l 'SALE 7

To be sold at Pub|lc__Auction on

Friday, January 20th, at eleven o'- eiook, one heavy draft horse, one sl von, two carts, two wood slolghs, harness, also coal hoisting o lt. all household effects Includ- ing ltove, rugs bed and bedding. ehslm lounge and other articles-

Terms cash, no reserve

J A McDONALD

Auctioneer-

1891 1, 17 3i_

At 51 Dorchester Street

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O ' V .U Q-Q4

THE LATE WIFE

Ordinary But Rich Mortal: I

would like to have you point a

_ - - portrait of my late wife.

J.LES'l`ER 'DOUGLAS

WHOLESALE PRODUCE

__ Exporter of “

Prince Edward Island

Certified Seed and -

'I-‘able Stock Potatoes _ ` ss Quai-:N s'raai-11' _ ;_ caennorrsrown. r. iz. 1.

'ii

rr _ _

_ We will be buying _~ Ive, and dressed poul- .lliy daily until the end

of the season. Highest

prices paid.

BWIPI' CANADIAN C0.

» -mo- 3 .,_. _..,._,~..' `-._. 3

He: They say Tom

from kings.

Great Artist (inattentively): Like Ih

_ _ _ most women, l suppose. But she

will have to be on time-very

prompt with her sittings-if she w

nts me to do the work.

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he: Yes-and how!

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) w/ / :cared like that."

__ I 1 His harsh voice grated on her

/' ’ nerves.

( \ / '“'l‘hat's your trouble, You'vc

__ . _,___ ___ ____ Sonia carried lho newspaper an ._____`;E§1:>"" rlounclng Herrdersnn’a death with

_ 'Y _;. ' __ ye; ' . ‘ _ ;_.; _ __ __ 1- _ _ _

=_,;.£/,_ _-pg, __ tered as Sonia Marsh, and F_‘rsr:k-

- - _3 her to a small hotel She regls

.1 r " -'gig lion he miide although she tipped

` lilni, gmt-cfiilly, thankful to be |

TOO EASILY BROKEN ‘ ' P .

Denon Tuma (severely): Haven,\ alone, to face the fact of this new other mm, from me omce_ pm-I

» tragedy. for which she was again

d an ood Ne ye -5 _ some silly lindefirrahle reason his

be held at Calvin Lodge room y§:°|:;ia°_fs_y°{m: mam, W ar rridlremly responsible, ,. '

Hamm, Yes _ _,canned no* to She 1'(~ud :ind reread ilic half-

1q_30 “_ m_ _ make any mme’ ____wh_u°__s! i-olurnri article, There were uo_

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vroa nuns? _

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"What else can l think! He

Wl='l81l’l l'0bb9d. There was some 11101193’ ln his -pockets." Her volce broke. ‘ "And the emerald ring he'd offered me.

“YOU 396. Franklin, he had pro

,D0ll‘€d 1° me llsain that afternoon. _And when _I told him rr mum nm _marry any one now. 1’m afrgld

. ,he misunderstood.’1 \

4 “He thought it was because of rme?"

_` --isnt it awful? i had no nies ne

no idea of the hell you’re respon- _nlble for."

` i She faced him sndly, admitting

or Tuesday." I

‘-13 that 3 promise, Sonia?" Sullenly she repeated, "l suppose

so."

Then she heard him cry, “|‘mf

.so worried about you." _

"Nothing to worry about." ‘But there was unulterable path-5

os in his good-by. I

Sonia replaced the receiver arid-

brushed the tears frm. §

“He is the most ridiculous, semi- l

mental idiot that ever lived. Anrll never in the wide world will her understand this marriage of mine. , I wo_n't dare let any other mnn, come near the place."

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Sunday was a long day. The pn-

pers gave no additional informa- tion. Sonia, restless and disturb- ed, would have llked to go to the dunes again. But she did noir wish to suggest lt in Franklin, He' camo for her late in the afternoon and they took a short drive_ Tha deferred separat-.io-n, together with Hende-rson’s death, had damponcrl their arfior., He kissed her mourn- iully, as these who kiss who may

_thc truth of the charge_ but hurt die before they meet again.

_that he should make lt.

She was not 'really seeing any mo-

rlews beyond the ring as to thc

iumlve for suicide. Henderson _wus connected with the Thomas Rleal |Entnte company. There wore otlier details that gave not _ieomfoi-r. to the bcwildered girl. | i What mn-_-rl lrnve beeri hisit thoughts before he took the un e"

and uncertainty? She coil

‘imagine a man so controlled and jwelfbaialiced an Walter Hender-1 ‘sou (porrriitting hlinself -to reach u fthe point of desperation. l 1 But how little, after all her boast- ed knowledge, she knew of men. their feelings or motives' They

_ ’ Di B - 1 _What bngiiish ol' dlsilluirionmcnt 9

.l,y; rind now Walter Henderson him'

“Mother and l are leaving ltilsr'

week."

“Really?" 'Sonia asked. dully_ “There was no reason why she

should remain il' she could rior hu

with iiim. _ ' Monday both ot' them were sum-

moned to the inquest for Waiter _Henderson Sonia dreaded il. Sim

ad never been in a morgue 'i‘lu

h ' _ 2 mere thought of the place terrified

cr. Ghostly tales flon'ted into er mind-bodiei-r kept on it-.~ for

l-fer flesh prickleil at the thought.

She wished Franklin would iz()

with her, but he said lt wonlr ,

ook better if he accom anied l!.(

efusal, sennililr- as it was, hurl. _

She braced lier-.self with sevl-ml

ups of coffee. A morgue! Ugh! he could nor. bf-iir' lt. Bill sh(-

wont, alone!

Sho was lurrprised to sec so runny

people there, Jed l'I‘homas, Ber- le '

_ ll‘ranklln_.ind another sales-‘

man, the dead manls liousekerperx'

he fisherman who had found llw lody, iioctorf-i_ friends and report rs. The first. witness was the f|s|r(~r-

mari. With marry flolirislien hc old of finding the body early Sril-

rday aftemooii. The housekeeper, li nervous_ f'

tracted little woman, tentlfierl that Walter had not been home ‘lillw

' ‘ ‘ ' Thursday morning. ` I _

.had “H lake" hm' by surprise- .“Mr. Henderson was u fine gon- :JE IN CANADA .

_Don with his sudden tempestuous Hema" yve kept house fm, him_ _*___ __ _ _ _ _ "' li

“But a woman? work is never done”

324 farm housewivesf say:

“This eases tired backs”

I-IAT a fresh, wholesome, healthy-loolo

Wing class of women the farm housewives are! They ily from one task to another with the quickness and suppleness that so many women lose with their first youth.

Yet, if you ask, most of them will confess

that often their backs are lame-their feet and ankles aching with fatigue. __

We inquired around among farm housewives

to find out what they do to relieve the aching'

and stiifriess in overtircd muscles, and to take care of the countless small hurts that are al- ways happening around the farm home.

324 of them said that they found Sloan's the

very best remedy they can use.

Used everywhere for muscular pain

In one out of every three homes yop‘ll find Sloan’s Liniment the standby for every land of muscular ache, for rheumatism, for colds

' s

The farm housewife liar learned (hal ilie can :asf tired, aching muscles cvfllr Sloauis

and chest congestions and for all kind, of minor injuries.

Read this letter from s farm housewife tell.

ing of quick relief from an injury:

'T “I fell out of a cherry tree. The branch I was on broke and I fell fourteen feet. I hun my hip and I suffered agony. I use_d Sloanrh and I do'n’t even feel it any more: I think Sloan's is splendid." .

` And this-telling the help that Sloan’s'gav¢

to a persistent case of muscular pain: _

“I could not sleep or do my work, but nowl

sleep well, walk and do my work with ease, 1 used Sloan’s Linlment only once and it re- lieved me of hiy pain. It is just Wonderi'ul,'.'

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Sloan's works by the quickest, most eh'eoliv¢ method known for relieving pain. It stirs up the circulation-sends a healing tide of fresh, germ-destroying blood direct GJ the spot that hurts--gives you quick, podtive relief.

_ Always keep ii 'bottle of Sloan's Liniment on hand. At your druggist's you can get one tho; lasts a long time for 35 cents. Use it for: '

Rlreumallsm Lame muscles

Sciatlca S00' neck Lumlrago Colds and

Neuralzia congestion.:

Sprains and bruises'

A Joclor when prndlu Ish: in lsulnhrs sf nun and monica who work hard under ull Had: of trying nu- dlflinu, says af Sloan '.r: "People when verb upon; than to strain sr to lamp and cold usually sufcrfrssl u good deal of muscular soreness. We had thu Sloan 's gives Ibn: quid, positive nllcji "

S Q A N ’ Endorsed universally by those

who do the worldis hard wor

Orchetra, (7) Studio Sentinels. KDKA (316) Pitts. Dancing.

- _ "‘H`ud his Seemed lll'00llilli1 Of- (8)) Cavaliers, (8) Studio, Neap-' 10:30 p. m.

who had taken his life for love of melauchmy _a_e_y____ _ 0m_ms__ WBZ (333) spl.mgne1d_ Smucn

"§~m____ _mpacked _hp has she had “That he ora noi. i-re wr... argl mo p. m.. | ' ii=oo p. m.

‘h__o__g.ht and o__dm____’j dinner in ways cheerful. Most all the lime. rWFLA (365) Florida. Recital. _IWBAL (285) Bu_ltimore._ Ilederer.

npr mom ‘ ' “Do you me-an there was anyrCFCF (411) Montreal. Orchestral WAMD (225) Minneapolis. Dancing., 1" was 'dark when _me _mpped time when he was riot?" |WLW (428) Cmcr. Var.. 6:30 to 11. WPCH (309) N. Y. C.Knickei'bockcr

n_u_'m buy more Dapérs _'nl she; She twisted her hands adniittlii_g_lWBZ (333) Mass. Program-6.30. 12 Midnight _‘coma _,md ,mere wa; lime v_____|“Well,‘ yes, sir,_ there was.....f. _ Rock-a-Bye; 7:00, Music, Royal WJBT (389) Chicago. Straights. '

- _ is -_____0__ in _he glories ‘Hend'er__m_ "When was it? _ , Stenoss.. 8.00 Umzley. 9.00. Am-_WD/AF (370) K. city. Night Hawks.;

` _ had been dead rm' many _hohrs “O_ne (lay. some time ngo, New_Kit;i}ié:__an_3?érnrll_¢%_sSl/)U:_Pgf?_l_l_i’;__7_30_8_WTIC (461) Hartford. Dancing.

when !,0_md_ probab’ “Md _Years day -ll was. I rcmembenl _ l - - ~

_luster me nigh: he went away; ‘ _ , f . - _. . "' " ’ f Frankun with ms unexpected |oya,_ many years and his mfrlher rv me WBAL (285) Balt. outline 5.30. CFCF (411) Montreal. Dennys. .

y a S e__ _ 9_ I »--~---to-a--___ _

the motive unknown Two __ because he had said he would be _ ,

\ . ers spoke ol’ the emerald ilngalln °Ul1 all even;_ng_ _ 1_;_u¢ _he Ul;_’_"elw§:EI"448) Bos' on 630-7-8"8:30_ Dunk Rlver Hydro 1

. - - _ ». ._ sn' rn - -

‘ f fm "”;§’_ P°°‘““ “"“ "‘“'“‘ at “$1-'lilgailufhl iririliy ...ld wif... mf wo n. m. r Electric Company 1

_ K 91; a a r. _ to ask mm if he wam,-._,1 ,,0me,hlng.WF'LA (508) Clearwater. Concert.| L. .t d

' ack in her own 'mom soma' to eat He was sitting with lhati Memorial Church Artists: Moore.” lml e / scanned the pa_pe_rs-Lhoroiighly, but ning 1_1 his hand., _ Tenor; R055 Soprano; Mccloud, _ B0

-/ ing; gvas nothing more lo be --The |-mg on the table?" ‘ Bass. _ h _ DUNK RIVER IIYDRO ELECTRIC

9 9 - -- ‘¢ _- . . Sl-0110 F9- EYSC H ' COMPANY LIMITED INCORPOR-'

y_ ,_ Adh _,,y,,_ Eu, w.rz(454)NY s ri .

L The b°"*' ‘lad Pee" ‘“k°" '° th” he ca-iierfi mi qi-:rin~_‘r5;rr.i-,. so WBZ. WBZA. WBAL. KDKA. ATI-:D UNDER 'ma Laws or! ;?_°fSl;_<; Wnglnli 'f\"@_l:tl__(§_;lll°ll- 2:10 _he 8.8,, -mi., ,,,,,,,,,e,, ,ing ,ml wnw, WJR, KYW. w'rivr.r. minor: EDWARD isi.AND

r oug ma e er ir u er. ._ ie ‘ ‘ ,_.. 9;00 p, m,

h thi b t b d luck. - _ _

hoped she would not have to see brggih: §__3rr___;i 8:5 _hue C501, swept ,WMAK 545) Buffalo. Columbia Net; Capita] Sim); Aulhonzed $40_g00_'00_ him asain- He had been in llwimo her ,am Those had been; s. Dodge; 9. Cam. Kiosk: 9:30. Present Issue $30,000.00. r lake we days. He was always mg mm words ,O he, I Red and student Band. _ Divided into s1o,ooo.oo, 'rn Pre- so immaculate, so wellatllred, so ~ (To Be c°m_m'_ed_) WNAC (461) Boston. Columbia Net. ferred Stock Com-erlable and $20,;

fastidlous. Tears streamed down _ ____ r 8:00 Merrymakers; 9:00 Cap’n‘000_00 of Common Stock,

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her cheeks to think of him, float- . Kldd_ Red Nichols,

a storm."

conformation he

FOR SALE

HIGH CLASS)

` Standard and Registered

_ ,‘Brood Mares and Colts

BONIQUEE-4338-Vol. 21 A. T. R. Bay Mare, 2.05%-Failed 1913 lil

Count Boni; Dain, NIQUEE, by Joe Patohen. Dueto fool spin

to Longsei. in Apru. The right kind or brood mm.

NSE'l‘_4339. Bay Fruv. foaled Apr-li io, 1921, by Lorvosirr. ; DAM BONIQUEE. According to Peter J. Conroy "Sho really can trot

I PETER TODD-4340. Brown or chesnut. co foaled Alllust 19th. itll

by Captain Aubrey. Dam DAISY T DD. In action, limb alll

looks a real one.

DAISY TODD-3737. Brown mare, foaled Nov. 1916, by MAJOR 'I‘0D|l

Dam BELLE BARING 2:24. Very neat and handsome, due ll foal to Captain Aubrey last of July. ' -

descended ing for hours in the water. y ° IWCSH (366) Maine. 9, 9 (WEAl".) ` Shui-es both ,Preferred and C0m..§ BARlNC'T0N"4°0s‘ B"°“'“ adm" W T0DDlNGToN' [nm DAISY

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r Af 9 0"~‘l°Ck Fflmknll Called 1° S ECFCA (357) Toronto. Ensemble. fmon, $10000 each l TODD' Slmws pmmi” °‘ d°"°|°Pm' ""'° ‘ "°"“"

was going to bed. She felt rellev

4-ooo-O

E. W. TAYLOR .

AND

_ J. S. TAYLOR

lellstored Optometrists 141 Blohmond Street

+O¢OO4?§§4%§O

NOT A LINE ARTIST irilk ll. her father, must r-xplaiii

“You say she can’t he on 3|-“"7 to hlni thai. sho was llol, cmrliug ai. ¢h°U0ht she was." _thc time -she had sci.. "W:'|, |'_ve never known he, N She sensed the instant fear iu

._. chartered Accountant “"’“" "‘° "’"’-" _ _ "“-f f“lh@l`~“ 101%-

_Professional Cards 'DONALD S. HAR'I

Income Tax Department)

_ 130 Edward Street

Halifax, N. S.

Qrsduate to N. Y. Po-sl; Graduate Medical School rind Hospital Practice imlited to Eye, Ear Nose " and Tlirost 'Patina Eyes and supplying Glasses _' ' Oiiiee, Bayer Building

_ Great George Street

Olioe Hours-0 to 12.30. 1.30 to 5.00

_'._-_Mark R. McGuigan

I B. A. -

_ Money fn Loan.

Huck, Ohlrloilfnfofll, P31.

_J.1l.nii:N'ri.n

i~,, .W.E.BlN'1'LEY.K.0. '.< 'Barrister and Attamey-sl.-hw _ _Qi!lss:'180 Richmond Street _ lroinrr 'ro noAN . Jbsrlottetnwn. P. I. 1.

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PHUNE 'I`AR'l‘S

Prunc tarts make the r:hildr'en's Shi! ""l"5‘l l-0 "Kilim" 'hill U1”

_ _ _ .~|u,,¢,a very ¢i_esimb]9_ Bake Wm, 3 ucwii ol' Henderson?) death hail

M93 12 3° lm°° ' lime cusm,-d over ¢,hem_ hceii responsible, for her r-staying

______ _Ili Chicago. _

_rilu? What. can you do?"

_ - As always he was stubbornly iri- Qleiil n- one c _

_-_.M

_ Over Face, Neck and

Hands. Cuticura Heals.

ummm S01-I°1'1'0R~ I-'f° f..`l.Ef.‘.Z'£"..‘.’.l°»'§2..‘2i".'.°'i.‘§.."°§"r`¥. |"”“”“'" "’ "“’“'

.i'."- . _ blisters and itched u grnt deal. My ‘ Wild! skin was awful sore and red, and l

sometimes the blisters would break

1 & Bentley 'nd Wm" wmlld °°m° from man' .herc, ’l`harc's nothing you 'can I was not able to do my work, and lost s lot of sleep. The trouble

lasted over six months.

"l tried many different remedies r

without success. l began using 3 "Where are you ntayinK‘l" Oullcuru Soap and Ointment and _ She gave the name of her hotel. alter using four cakes of Cuticura

p _und three boxes o Cuticura

Ointment l was completely healed." (Si ned)Mlss Laura . Brine, Bots-

ford Ponsge, N. B. .

m?i;_eeC_;i_tl}¢_:_s’1`i:§E_a':7sndOlntment ..Oh_ I tom mom" Pd mn you

."asrnmr».Attoriien.lh- "i»»T>"~=l"‘-»\l.»'.".l.'lu'f°‘**~rX$T‘ii'l-"'» -__ lbw 0° we-1 i"&‘~”"éT.‘é.’2.L”‘i‘£' » “su '

_ 1 ii I _ _ ' r _m_

l\\.ll'_|m|i °|llf1°f\¢W.'l *-1-'-_'Ill-ll-e "NW: lQ'!ll.°.l'.lf°.W» i~l!ddY,~ Ml°°d“¥ .L_ .““'“""""!“""“"" - ~ - - -J also those who sent flowers ‘ ` __ fe

\5_ r "Yes," be answered, wearily.

I5--i-;=;s"f"'; via-._ ` When she was undrcssing for

_ 3.`;'_Cf `

__ rod. For once she did not feel up

lo seeing him. But she answer-

1/ led sympathetlcally, asking if he 3/ _,had seen all the papers.

1‘/, "Nothing much to be learned, 'ls

hed she rcmenihered that the next. rnornirlg her father would go t.

tion over -llendcrnon she ‘had rie- glf~r-lrd_ :is ulwayn, her furniiy.

U lil Q

-'lIl||)'. :ind culled Muncie. No irinllier how lute ll was sho must

CKCL (357) Toroiito. Prog. 2 bo 4:30 CNRO (434) Ottaivu. Music Hour.

_iell her he had a bad headache and _WOR (422) N. Y. Columbia. Chain The Company is lacii o th

n is n e iinssic ‘-T"-Black Fiiiy by 'roiuun¢lon. Dann Louie 'it". rw(

Program _ w wort. WNAC. WEAN, wFBL,‘-Market sio.ooo.ooo rf: Preferred P...-uy broken and nd luiislieu. if ii ei rpm

ii t ae o

_ WMAK. wcAu, w.rAs, wADc,sl0¢k W," , , "' ° °°' ”° -V P

_ - p ove a args serviceable mare.

CONCERTS 1 WAIU, WKRC, WGWP, WMAQ._ The Actual Cost of the Plant

KMOX WCAO WOWO -which includes the Electric Light. All Sta dsnl and lteglstébed exce tiliossle “T”

. . - , p

1 oo m 1KF'AB (319) Lino 8-8 3010 Plant Saw Mill Plant ,and Grtst li

01 °~- l ' - ,~f _ sirr¢ibreo,mi» ,heir liti-ou.

WSU! (265) Iow9__ High schom _WMAK <545>__ i;._;ilro1<_>_._ col. chain. _il/rin, is worth an actual cos: sao_ooo, ll" *lf f l'°°*““l P,'”'P°°°° ff°‘l

ter _ ble, _three times its value_ no actual mon- Wm, for dc|»|p|,|ve |,°¢|¢|¢¢_

CKCL (35.1) Toronm 0rchestm_ lWRC (469) Wash. D. C. Ensemb1e._cy invested :is security. f

,...,,,,_..._ _wav on §_5_»;_»_;-_°_(-_;r_y_<>fc>1@-iff--_ REVENUE __ _______________ _l ALFRED E Rain |v|u.FoRD s1'A'r|oN N S

,~ _ . . .‘ n Elec \ ’ '

nw:-.r nor. in me moss of ner emo- vvf,'}§'gVH‘f§g;,Cé?1‘i'ag;`f"”Si_f',,ng Tm w.rR-wcv (441) Mich. varied. 9-iiglric Light Plant- which lights thc ' II!l'1'IITH3i"

2,30 p_ m_ won (422) N. Y. Pi-og. 9-9.30. _Town or Konsmgion and irrocwwn. ' '

WCAE (517) Pitlsbiirfrh. Orlh0- "mo ""“' land the F“""‘°“ °“ th" T"“"""“is'i ""` """' ' r °"‘”_" i ' "`"""i A

' $1 l -:_

Evias TESTED ‘f _

_ ,ND ' , _ _ _ : p. . 00. _ nh-° by "umm, F" \iV _` f 3. Tlllmi' _`t__i_rj€;:‘_f_=-1'-’__W<‘-il. T" 906 Y0ll t0-llWl`l`0W. WTAG ,5|7)l;i§;:' yTy`msper_ Ches_ WMC (517) Tenn. Concert Ensem- Every dollar ol' Preferred Stock is NEW BIKE CART AND Hornns UNDER VALUE

_ phom ' WHO 1535> Iowa- Trio S010- ‘Si°l1 Lille# bvlwfrn the Plant- and izfifi i.AviNG c0N'rl:s1' Third, Exp. station, w. L. owl

gh.. mn in the |,,],._p],0n9_ ,.,.p,.,,|_ WCSH M68, M - __ M SL H _._ | ll:00 p. m. Kensington. The Company also _ .

- -_ 260.8 into.

1 3.031? m.u V on WBZ (333) Main. orciicsu-n. Sl1r>l>ll(‘S Electric Current- (_ uw- - po

Sl’()RTS-TALKS

'Kinkoin _Electric Coiiipnny Limited- ing Uougest 16,. fm; wwk emunz ,iiiid iilso in ri fcw days to thc Mnr- January 16’ ling

0 _ Notes on the l’ E Island Egg Lay-

Fourth, Kensington B. C. halchlllir B..R. 260.0 points; rum. Mis. J. F. Easton. W- lr-»

6:30 p. m.

WHK (265) Cleveland. Vocal. WF! (405) Phila. Whisper Orches. WTIC 1535) Conn. Music 5:30 to

6:00 p. m.

WOC (375) Iowa. Santa Claus. WJZ (454) N. Y. Tales "Peters,"

.gate Electric Light. Company. Thu*

l_C°'“l’,_““Y is "°‘” “Simi ""0 third ‘lil The Model Poultry Yards B. R.. no The total production to dill? ills capacity and fron l

_ i agreements ,,

to b__ emered _nm in U __ _7 led the contest for the week with 494 eggs, and to date 3715 cn*

230.4 points.

r "l'm all right, daddy. l)on’|. lic 9:30,

(Formerly Travelling A“d“°r _"M" " """" ""_""1"""_` ‘ WBAL (285) Ban" Outline..

Orchestra.; 6:00 Ceiituar;

Quartet Royal; 8, Uligley; 9.

semble.

KOIL (319) Council Bluffs. Orches-_

tra (4) Solo, Plann, Orchestra. Reunion.

_ frlglitcueii."

"Why uron't you coming home?"

"But why should you amy, So-

n irl a

_ Mr. Henderson was a friend nf ‘mlne," she cried, -half angrily. l ‘ils that any reason why you should put off your trip home? l'm _norry, of course. Ho seemed like _a very nice gentleman But when

WI-IK (265) Cleveland. Vocal. =WFI 4405) Phila. Whisper Orche WTIC (535) Conn. Music 5:30 to 9:-

30.

Motliers, Do This-‘

Wllenthe children 00!! h

‘FSS

_EH

6:30 p. m.

I)/\N(lE 0R(}III°IS'l`RAS

WMAK (545) Buffalo. Dancing.

WMAQ (449) Chicago. Chapman.

HK (265) Cleveland. Dance.

For 001118,

6:40 p. m.

7:00 p. m.

8:30 p. m.

9:30 p. m.

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, _ < _ “‘_"‘fHf lf- 43.1 points; Mr. s. iz. Penaiemns B. Five hens reid their nrst esz dll' ‘"0 Wi” b° Selllnll *WD llllld-S Of rl*-' R. were second with aa.5 points; Mr mg me week.

-capacity. Within onc _vcnr the Com-,Harold Laird-S B R were mlm with

-pany believes from cnquiries ni_id|374 points- ,md'M} Evers” How.. '”*_¢*°""’°"

lmectings held that they will be sell-,ad-S W L' were murth Wim 338 ling sufficient. electricity to various ` ` ` ' `

‘parts of the Country to be running . - [me prime at son. or its capacity. lm;n;,°p“g§df1];°§é“;t;ge‘;;‘;ft;§'& $12- ? The Plant i-an rind operated oiic-with 563 mm the K ns, an

(full year from the lst of June. 1926. ` po ' e ns

,lo the Ist of June, 1927. and earned

In Net Revenue of $4834.38.

. Since June lst, 1927, the Com any _

lhas constructed D. cement bottoiii log? 1'§.hir;a:bigg.s49& p€h:':’ 'md lthe Dam and Cement Tank forlféurkh with 479 ` |'w n no s_

iwater Wheel _and placed in a New! ' po n '

`Wheel at a cost to the Company of

- $3300.00. The Construction of thc

Dam is now rmanent

ipoints. \ r

Baby Chick Hatchery B. R. hen no 3 is second with 52.2 points; Mr. Talmage Fosters B. R.. hen no 10

The pens leading in t/ot-al produc-

tion to date are as follows: First. Model Poultry Yiirds, B. R.

A stranger who had been ff' '

rrmrill town but n few dnYll lm" “ very valuable dog. lie wont ill the newspaper offlde and an advertisement to bo run till" night offering a .$25 the return nl' the doz. _ _ came, and no paper nppwlfd-__F|“ rrlly, anxious to seo his “mil 1" went down to the office 01 mf newlrpaper, and found only the Ill; ltor there. ' "lsn'l there 521118 be nny paper this eveninl? he

arc you coming?" . l Sonin .kicked the. side of the bed. There was no use trying to

"Oh, I d(m’t. know, daddy. A day

or sn. l want in see what they -|'lnrl out."

"Well, you can get the papers

do," ho repeated, “l thought you _wore already on your way."

"Dont he silly about it darling."

"l want to -talk with you, honey.

You know a lot of things have hap- lpeneri that your mother and I can’t ninderstand. Why didn't you go lo Berlin with your husband?"

. all about it when I come home. I -f-an't do it now." ~

, rub Mus-

terole on their throats anszl chests. No r

telling how soon the symptoms ma_y_rél_e- ` velop lnto_crouE. or worse. And t ‘s _ When Yvllre g d you have a jar ofl Musterole at hand toglve prompt relief. ` As first aid, Musterole is excellent.

Keep a ig ready for instant use.

It is t remedy for adults, too. Re- iss: °:'ar.“'.?::l°'::..n“°» ‘°°..“"'...'..‘-1:

. . a, ne a, :

he3<ll;°il¢1 °°ll8&i.ion_ pleurisy, rheu- mausm. unibeao. name and aches of back or iom s

chilblliillt. frdssfed feet chest lit may prevent pneumonia) ; 'ru iwmmis c.. so c-ui., Lu. . l _ _ _ _/_,E

Will you come to-morrow? _

pen 7, 328.7 points

and lol 15)' ~ countries? Invest in Prince Ed-|3033 mints; - b01iy'S out hlllltllm 10' dill dog’

quired. "No, sub," M0395

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